>> cheryl casone has tips on how to create perfect resume. >> you heard? >> we might need them. >> also laura ingraham is going to be here live and the cake box. bill: good morning. everybody. fox news alert. one of first significant changes we've seen in some time. after warnings of new and more differ consult bombs to detect. good morning. hope you had a grade 4th of july weekend. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom.." martha: welcome back, bill hemmer. from the outer banks. made it all right? bill: we did. martha: i had a nice weekend. good morning, everybody. on this monday. i'm martha maccallum. there are new warnings. apparently they could cost all of us time in the security lines at airports how agents check your phone, ipad. homeland security secretary

jeh johnson says for now the checks are routine. watch him. >> so we continually evaluate the world's situation and we know that there remains a terrorist threat to the united states. and aviation security is large part of that. bill: so for the details on that, peter doocy is life live in washington. the changes coming from people flying are what? >> reporter: bill, from now on all passengers from direct flights to the united states from certain overseas airports must show all carry-on devices like cell phones, laptops and cameras work by taking them out and turning them on. the tsa explains the new protocol simply like this. quote, during the security examination officers may ask that owners power up devices including cell phones. powerless devices will not be permitted on board the aircraft. passengers carrying devices that either can't or won't turn on for security officers, will then be subjecting to additional screening.

bill: peter, is there a certain threat out there they're picking up on we need to know about? >> reporter: they say they're playing ahead of terrorists instead of playing catch-up. they said there are hundreds or thousands of people carrying american or european airports to potentially fight in syria. they could get on board to go back to their home country. abc news reported that those westerners looking to carry out an attack are picking up pointers from innovative terrorists behind the underwear bomb, al qaeda in arabian peninsula, who were able to sneak an explosive device on the airplane and almost blast it out of the sky over the u.s. they were behind the printer cartridge bomb plot in 2010. homeland security director j. johnson says there are not plans to overhaul screenings for domestic flights. bill. bill: peter doocy, leading our coverage in washington.

martha has more. martha: how are passengers taking to new guidelines and idea of returning from trip abroad that your cell phone or laptop could be taken away from you and shows up and not charged when you have it? >> i think it is good. i think there is nothing wrong with that, especially at newark international, any international airport they should definitely check. >> everything has to be thorough. talking about any international air party. more security measures, everyone would actually embrace it. martha: department the homeland security are not saying which airports will have the checking or more will be added but, boy, you know, they have to constantly stay ahead of whatever they're picking up through intelligence in terms of ways that terrorists are trying to craft new -- bill: keep in mind, people going in and out of syria with western passports. twitter question, will this change the way you fly? we'll talk to a security analyst this next hour what they're picking up on and what you need to know. @marthamaccallum and @billhemmer the next two hours.

check it out. martha: israeli air force pounding hamas polling a recent barrage of rockets on israel. at least nine militants, at least two from another group confirmed killed. hamas is vowing revenge against israel. look at scenes of chaos in the streets. john huddy is live on the israeli border with gauzesa. john, how many attacks have you seen there in the past 24 hours? >> reporter: well, martha, more than two dozen. it seems like they're coming with such frequency, seemingly every 30 minutes to an hour we're getting new reports that new rocket attacks have been launched into southern israel. one of the things that 1207s these rockets, these behind me, take a look. the iron dome batteries. that is what they're called. they're loaded with missiles designed to intercept the rockets, again fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. now since midnight, as you were talking about, israeli military officials say 25 rockets have been fired from the hamas

militant group-controlled gaza strip, causing property damage but incredibly no injuries or deaths. that has really been the case even before june 12th, when israel start what is called operation brotherrer's keeper in response to the disappearance of those three israeli teens who we know their bodies were found. since then more than 200 rockets, martha, have been fired into southern israel according to military officials here. martha: yeah. so john, you're showing us some of the defense they have in place there. how else are they responding to these attacks in israel? >> reporter: well, again, they use theses, as you say, and they basically hit their marks for the majority of the time but as we see, many get through and in response, the israeli air force conducts airstrikes into the gaza strip. we saw that overnight. take a look. this is israeli military defense force video, that was released,

seeing what you're seeing are drone attacks in the gaza strip, basically targeting hamas-controlled locations. causing extensive damage and also death. now hamas, we mentioned this at the top, has vowed revenge for the death of its members and that tunnel collapse that is being blamed on israeli air force. however, israeli military officials says don't blame us. that was caused because of construction repairs due to that. one of the fuel to the fire at this point is the death of a palestinian mohammed khadir, his death, many israeli officials say are in concern for retaliation of murder of those three israeli teens, martha. martha: incredibly tense situation on the ground and death of that teen and retaliation for three others doesn't look like it is calming down anytime soon. john, thank you very much. we'll talk to kt mcfarland. bill: protesters remain in small

southern california town at the center of this battle over immigration. in murrieta, california, north of san diego, one of place where american authorities are moving a growing wave of illegals. will carr there is live in murrieta. what are they expecting, will. >> reporter: there are expected to be back out here in force today. for many of these residents their city has become a flashpoint for the immigration crisis going on across the country right now. on friday, six protesters were arrested. about 120 people showed up. a third of whom showed up to try to stop any buses from delivering more migrant transfers. the rest ended up showing up, to show their support for the minimum grants. >> murrieta does not have the resources to support this influx of people. >> they have a chance like everybody else to come to america. >> i think we should put them on the bus to send them back. i realize can't send them back to mexico.

they're illegal. >> they're victims of gang violence. i'm mother of two children. if i was in the same situation i would do anything for my children. >> reporter: comes on the heels of last tuesday when protesters flooded street leading up to the processing center here in murray rhettta. they ended up blocking three buses from delivering women and children from central america who had been transferred from texas because of border patrol being overwhelmed there now city leaders there, initially urged residents to protest. but since released a statement saying that everything that happened last week has create ad black eye for murrieta. this was not a victory. they're now urging any residents who want to protest to contact their federal representative, will. bill: you got it. will, thank you. how seriously is law enforcement taking this matter there? >> reporter: they say they are taking this very seriously. they have actually blocked off the street leading up to the protesting center so no cars can get in. today, there is online reports

that federal authorities may show up in riot gear today to try to help the buses get through. but protesters say if the buses do show up they will be here. they will do everything they can to make sure they don't get into their city. bill: thank you. will carr will be there. sun is coming up already in southern california. martha. >> martha: coming up next hour we'll talk to the mayor of murrieta california, alan long. he says the people in his town are very compassionate, in fact but they have real serious concerns what they are going to do with all these people at the border. big story this week. we'll be watching throughout. bill: strong earthquake jolting southern mexico and central america. a magnitude 7.1 reported on the pacific coast of mexico near the guatemala border. two people said to be killed as a result. local media reporting that the buildings and light posts swaying in mexico city and areas to the south. we'll keep an eye on that for you this morning as well. martha: brand new tact to get the justice department to act

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martha: this isn't supposed to happen. a fireworks store caught fire after 4th of july celebrations over the weekend. this happened in campbell county, tennessee. fireworks shooting off from the store, starting other fires around the area, forcing closure after nearby interstate. traffic was backed up for miles. fortunately nobody was hurt. the cause of this original fire sunday investigation as we say. bill: now is the time to make a move on the irs. that from committee chairman darrell issa. he claims the attorney general is putting off a probe of lois lerner. listen. >> how long will the justice department not take on this case? my ranking member, elijah cummings continues to say this case is over and been saying it more than a year but it is amazing until the justice department actually does a criminal investigation,

hopefully with a special prosecutor, the american people aren't going to believe for a moment that in fact nobody's at fault here. this was just an accident, some rogue people in cincinnati as lois lerner and the president would have you belief. bill: more of this a michael moore, staffry writer, "weekly standard." how are you? >> good morning, bill. bill: you say there is an event this week that could move this forward. what is that, michael? >> possibly. the. and not on the political side or happening on congress but on the court side. the irs legal steam is scheduled to appear before two federal judge this is week as part of some hearings over what happened with the irs losing lois lerner's emails. they will have to explain to one federal judge why they didn't bring those up in the investigation that initially happened but, it had to be a foia request that found out the emails were actually lost. bill: they're in court then, is that what you're saying, michael?

right. legal experts are not clear or united whether this will produce anything but it could keep the ball rolling a little bit. they have another appearance on friday. they're expected to try to block any evidence that might show what exactly happened with those lois lerner emails. bill: just a bit confused. all the action has been in the house hearing so far. how did it jump to federal court? who brought that? who forced that. >> two conservative groups brought these hearings to court. they're not exactly related specifically to department of justice's investigation. these are separate hearings but i guess the idea is that they very well could move the ball forward where darrell issa is feeling like the department of justice really stonewalled any kind of investigation. bill: would you expect a federal judge to get more complete answers? i mean, you're under oath and there is a lot more on the line? >> i think there is a real possibility. i do think that house republicans have kind of hit a brick wall on this you've got a

special, got a regular investigator at department of justice who is obama donor. attorney general eric holder doesn't seem to be moving on this the president is not really giving him a sense of urgency to do so. meanwhile house democrats are giving cover for the irs on this, saying the investigation is over. so house republicans against the department of justice, is not a very effective fight if you want to find out more. bill: you don't think holder will move on this thing, do you? issa is asking for a special prosecutor. based on all the signs we're seeing right now, that is not going to happen, is it, michael. >> no i don't think so. i think people who care about this, want to see more movement on this, they have to hope there is more media attention to it. there is not at love media attention so far with a few of us excepted on what happened here the last several months. i think what could happen from these hearings with the federal judges is keeping the media ball

rolling as it were. kind of taking politics out of it. bill: that would be an understatement, right? the other thing issa suggested, he pretty much concede, if you get significant movement in midterm elections that could move the ball forward. that seemed to suggest to me, he doesn't think much is going to happen before november or even beyond. >> i would agree with that. i'm a little skeptical that there could really be any sort of political undercurrents that could push this forward. it is just going to have to be i think a real slog to bring out all the evidence as best as they can. and, see where the chips fall. but there is a lot of inertia on administrative side of this. and i'm pessimistic. bill: just one more point on this when the emails became public they were gone hard drives were deleted or crashed or burned whatever they did with them, how do you think that has cast the irs publicly?

>> well it is not exactly a sympathetic organization to begin with. i think it has done a lot of damage to their argument that, look, this was just a mistake that we made and we didn't mean anything by it. nobody really trusts the irs already. in the court of public opinion. so i think they have really kind of damaged themselves in this by making it seem like, oh, we've just lost these e mails conveniently that happened to not reveal anything bad to have happened in the irs. so they're really sort of in trouble on this just a matter of can the media keep this story going and keep revealing more details? bill: we'll watch for the federal judge. that will be quite interesting. michael, thank you. >> thursday and friday. thanks. bill: you got it. michael warren in washington. 18 minutes past the hour. martha? martha: deadly wave of violence over 4th of july weekend turning the streets of one of our nation's largest cities into

something like a war zone. bill: also president obama going to texas but he will not be on the border, despite warningsings from lawmakers about growing illegal immigration crisis ongoing there. >> the president has sent a message out, whether he knows it or not, if you can get to america you can stay. he needs to speak to the people in that region, take a leadership role, children coming here illegally will be sent back.

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bill: 22 minutes past the hour. some top stories on a monday. statements in the a friend of boston terror bombing suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev. they remove ad laptop and backpack from his dorm room along with empty fireworks canisters. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. the pope met with six abused

victims in a private mass in the vatican, and expressed sorrow what he called the zinns sins and crimes of sex abuse. challenging the credibility of doctors who testified that the "blade runner" suffers from anxiety. pistorius is accused murdering his girlfriend. the defense says he mistook his girlfriend for an intruder in his house. martha: a deadly holiday weekend in the city of chicago. dozens of people were shot as an epidemic of gang violence turned the windy city into a battlefield. garrett tenney live in chicago with the latest. garrett, what happened there this weekend? >> reporter: martha, it was a very violent weekend in chicago. more than 60 people were shot, including nine who were killed. that is according to "the chicago tribune." this latest string of shootings comes at a time when chicago's police department says the city's homicide rate so far this year has been the lowest since the

1960s, despite 1100 shooting victims since january. according to the paper, a majority of the shootings occurred in chicago's south side where gang violence has been rampant for years. we're expecting to hear more on the weekend shootings and violence from police superintendent gary mccarthy in a couple hours at his weekly press conference. we'll bring the updates to you, martha. martha: that is understandable. several shootings involved police opening fire, right? >> reporter: they did. at least five of the shootings involved police that responded to the situations. reportedly involved when police approached victims for further questioning. they pulled guns and officers opened fire on them. but an independent police review board is reviewing these shootings. we should hear more about the incidents as well from the superintendent here in a couple of hours, martha. martha: a tense situation it has been in chicago over past couple years. garrett, thank you very much. bill: israel is bracing for more revenge from hamas, after deadly

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bill: fox news alert. now here at 9:30 in new york. dozens of missing girls reportedly making a break for it escaping their captors. the women are a fraction of those recently torn from villages by the terror group boko haram. greg palkot watching this in london. do we know how they escaped in nigeria and do we know how they're doing, greg? >> reporter: we have some indications on the ground, bill. we want to say to the viewers these were not the same girls kidnapped back in april that got the world's attention. this new group of girls and women, over 60, according to some local officials were kidnapped in the same area though of northeastern nigeria and by that very same dangerous group, islamist group, boko haram outfit. these girls and women were

kidnapped two weeks ago. recording to reports managed to get away on their own last week while the militants were fighting. boko haram has been stepping up their attacks in this largely christian area of nigeria. there have been clashes with government troops along with those missing girls and women, bill. there have been hundreds killed in the last couple months. bill: on the initial group that went missing, greg, how is that hunt going, what do we know? >> reporter: we've been going through all the details again today, bill, and it does not seem like nigeria is too much closer to bringing those girls back. it is believed the group, headed by the abu shakar guy in the nasty video, holding 200 plus children. analysts think they have been broken up into smaller groups making a rescue attempt hard and maybe brought out of the country. nigeria government has been harshly criticized during the bring our gives back campaign

the government claims to know where the girls are but are holding back on military action fearing the risk involved. they don't want to negotiate with terrorists. boko haram is demanding list of detained fighters. for the u.s. part they are supplying intelligence to nigeria via drone aircraft and indirectly pr help. there are new reports that nigeria hired a washington, d.c. public relations firm to clean up its image. maybe it should get the girls back too. bill: greg palkot, thank you, in london. martha: this could be a whole different story now in the middle east as the chessboard in place for decades is starting to see a new and frightening dynamic. the militant group hamas, taking to the streets of gaza, vowing that israel will pay the price for the deaths of seven members in israeli airstrikes overnight. this following the abduction and murder of three israeli teenagers who were found in graves last week. and apparent revenge killing, the burning of a palestinian

teen, according to reports. so as you can imagine things are very, very tense in this situation. kt mcfarland joins us now. our fox news national security analyst. kt, there are reasons to see a very similar pattern what we're seeing right now but there is also suggestion this is part of a larger framework that is quite dangerous. >> that is the key. we see more violence in the middle east and tend to roll our eyes. here we go again. there are two different fights going on. one what is happening in syria and iraq. that is essentially al qaeda versus iran. israeli fight is a different one. that is the israel versus the palestinians. that has been going on for a long time. it has been a contract nick low boil and every now and then it boils over where you have intifadas. we may see beginning of that. this may escalate into more israel-palestinian violence. the concern i have got, if those two groups get together, if those fighters join, the

al qaeda group in iraq, they said we're not stopping here. we want to go to lebanon. we want to go to jordan. we want to be in the sinai peninsula. if you look at a map, those are all regions surrounding israel. israel may have much bigger problem on its hands than palestinians on its border. if it has syria, jordan, lebanon on the north and east as well as potentially in the sinai peninsula on its south, if it has to defend against all of those al qaeda linked groups, then this is a much bigger fight. martha: isn't that essentially why israel has been, you know, yelling and agitating for more attention to what is going on around them and wanting the united states to be stronger in its defense and helping out more in syria to quell rebels in syria? they have always been concerned this is a tinderbox all around them? >> it is getting worse. in israel there is something called the iron dome, that

israelis developed, brilliantly so. the any missile shot into israel and israelis decide it will go into tel aviv and we'll shoot it down and or it will go into the desert and we don't care. they need more financing for the iron dome civil. they're never talking about american boots on the ground. unlike everybody else in the middle east they're not asking for that. they are asking for help needed to defend themselves. i think the situation is getting sufficiently difficult for them. we need to pay attention. martha: we have a sound bite from ambassador turner from israel about the tension escalating there based on these teenagers. this is what he had to say. >> if these are jews that will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law that perpetrate these crimes, they will not be hailed as heroes. there will not be public squares named after them. little schoolboys and schoolgirls in israel will not emulate them as heroes. that is exactly what we have on the palestinian side.

>> i've been to israel a number of times. a always been struck by their restraint. the ambassador is absolutely right. if there is somebody in israel think they have gone over the line, doing something that shouldn't have done, that guy faces full effect of the law. on other side doesn't seem that. when was last time you heard a palestinian leader said, oh, somebody killed an israeli, we'll make sure that guy gets justice? almost like there is a different standard. we should understand that there are not equivalent standards. israelis treat ensuing violence differently than the palestinians do. almost to the extent palestinians inciting violence, hoping israelis respond and hoping to get a bigger fight. martha: you can't kill three israeli teenagers without hoping and knowing there will be retaliation. in terms of connection between the two events, do you see any signs the groups are linking? that they are supported by each other? or are they peripherally

fortified by common cause? >> you only know that when it starts happening. they're not all going to carry card-carrying members of al qaeda. al qaeda is the new leader, new leader in this new state of syria, iraq, has said we want to go next to jordan. we'll destablize jordan. martha: why doesn't jordan defend itself? >> this is the bigger problem in the middle east. are they going to be like dominoes? we always discredited domino theory but this time we may want to reconsider it. i'm particularly concerned about the sinai peninsula. that is a desert area to israel's south. it is as strides the suez canal. if egypt can't get al qaeda in the sinai peninsula under control, then you will see al qaeda using that area to launch attacks elsewhere. martha: they would love to have that area. >> oh, my gosh, they're salivating for it. martha: kt, thank you very much. bill? bill: thank you, ladies.

finals on the grass at wimbledon, the men's tennis final, novak djokovic head-to-head against roger federer. federer had his back against the wall, fought back to five sets. djokovic wins his 7th grand slam title. denying, federer what would have been a record 8th wimbledon championship. did you see any of it. martha: a little bit. bill: breakfast at wimbledon is not like the way it used to be. there was a lot of folks talking about it. soccer got more attention than tennis. djokovic said, this is the tournament to win. martha: most elite, exclusive club, right? good for him. congratulations. a lot of folks paying a lot more attention to this over the weekend. a cluster of tornadoes scattered across the midwest. look at the stunning images. >> get out of here. go, go, go! martha: the damage in wake of

tornadoes as people start a cleanup process there, what to do with those who make it to the u.s. illegally, including tens of thousands of small children. what will the administration do about it, if anything? we'll debate this. >> these children must be told, if they come to this country illegally, they will go back to the country they came from. no, ifs, and or buts. in keeping the denture clean. dentures are very different to real teeth. they're about 10 times softer and may have surface pores where bacteria can multiply. polident is designed to clean dentures daily. its unique micro-clean formula kills 99.99% of odor causing bacteria and helps dissolve stains, cleaning in a better way than brushing with toothpaste. that's why i recommend using polident. [ male announcer ] polident. cleaner, fresher, brighter every day.

martha: well the family of a woman seen getting hit repeatedly by a california highway patrol officer is now planning to sue. look at this images. unbelievable! a passing driver shot the video of a trooper throwing the woman to the ground, punching her at least eight times in the head. he is struggling to subdue her, according to some who watched the whole thing. the woman's family is reacting with anger. >> i love my mom. she was put tally beaten by the police as you can see. he punch and pounded on her. only thing she could do was

block her face. martha: police report says the woman posed a danger to herself and other drivers. she is undergoing a mental health valuation. the officer who was seen in this video is on administrative leave. >> the thing this administration need to do is immediately deport these families, these children. i know it sound harsh. i know it sound difficult but creating a crisis at this time that is actually going to harm these children. bill: mower harsh criticism for the white house over the humanitarian crisis on our border and what the president will out will not do about it. they're dealing with a flood of people coming here illegally including tens of thousands of kids without a parent. president obama invited once again to the border by texas governor rick perry on sunday. watch. >> we have been bringing to the attention of president obama and his administration since 2010 he received a letter from me on the tarmac. he since, i have to believe that

when you do not respond in any way, that you are either inept or you have some ulterior motive of which you are functioning from. bill: very interesting comments from rick perry. dee dee bank, former campaign and white house aid to former president bush and jessica ehrlich, former congressional candidate and attorney as well. welcome to both of you. dee dee and jessica, good morning. >> good morning. bill: dee dee, are you ulterior motive, inept, a little bit of both? what is going on here? >> a little inept. coming off 4th of july week inched as well as world cup, team usa to look at the people on the border they're having to deal with this influx and they can't hand dill it. municipalities, they have very small budget and having trouble. you saw the pictures. four, five-year-old kids? do you really think they got their on their own? no, this was coordinated. president is in texas two hours

away doesn't want to see this, that tells you he is in on the job. i believe that is what the governor is saying. bill: you believe it is coordinated. >> i do? bill: through who, what way. >> how did they get their otherwise? countries are getting message okay to come across the border, nothing is going to happen to them. so if you look at big picture, this is amnesty thing which the president said in sort after tantrum in press release last week or press conference, rather, you know what? i will work unilaterally. this is part of the deal. sheila jackson-lee taking them lollipops. very wrong for these children to be there, in these, what they look like -- bill: let me stop you again. if you think this is coordinated and this is amnesty program, who benefits from that, if that is true? >> i think president obama thinks the democrat party does. bill: why? >> this is big goal of his. then the families will have to come over there, anchor babies so to speak. they bring families over. they have all the new democrat voters. that is terrible way to go about

it. only thing that makes sense, bill, if he wanted to do something about it in texas he would. when the white house says, oh, i'm sorry the president can't be everywhere at once? you know what? that is bull. of course he can be there and hand dill this. there are children suffering and president is not there and very fishy and wrong. bill: what do you think is going on here, jessica? >> the, what we're see something unfortunately the result of a law that actually had good intentions. it is the william wilbur force trafficking reauthorization act that was specifically enacted under president bush to help children from central american countries like from guatemala, honduras, el salavador and in dangerous sex trafficking situations. i worked on these cases and with these children in texas in 2004 and had same situation. bill: that may all be true and nothing changed but when rick perry says i have written two letters, one of i handed to the president in person in 2010, wrote again in 2012 and never

even got as much as a response. why not? >> because -- >> hank on dee dee. >> they have a huge backlog of cases right now. you can't just deport these children. the president has gone and asked now that he congress will be back in session, post-4th of july recess to not only appropriate $2 billion to help, get more judges who can handle cases to enforce the law. you can't just unilaterally break a law exist on the books. passed bipartisanly by congress and deport the situations you don't know what will happen. bill: the american people can see what is going on here, jessica. we're not doing anything about this. here is democratic congressman from that region in texas. representative cuellar on the administration's response. >> without due respect to the administration, they're one step behind. they have seen this coming a long time ago. they should have seen this a

long time ago because we saw numbers increasing. bill: and governor perry saw it too, dede. >> that is what i'm saying. the president is a very good community organizer and taking it to the international level unfortunately. i absolutely believe that. otherwise would he ignore it? why would homeland security director not even answering questions? look, senator mccain is right. labrador is right. we need to do it in very organized way. and humanitarian way. put them on "planes, trains & automobiles" and send them home. >> you can't do that. that is against the law. >> of course we can. >> that is against the law. the law as william wilbur force reauthorization trafficking act, passed in 2008 that is against the law. >> i'm sorry, you're wrong. >> you can not. do you know the law you're speaking of. bill: make your point jessica. >> they have to go through due process. >> fine. >> you have now -- bill: jeh johnson homeland security secretary.

just give me one moment here, okay? he said yesterday, on nbc that our border is not open for illegal immigration. we will stem the tide. and people are looking at these pictures, jessica, and they're going, how? when? what are you waiting for? final word. >> they're asking for additional powers from congress. they have to get the power from congress. they can not unilaterally do it. we have this argument all the time about executive actions and everything. the president has asked congress give jeh johnson additional powers so he can circumvent portions of the law causing delays here. >> the president unilaterally wants to act without congress. get the kids out of the cage and send them home. that is not right. bill: jessica, thank you. we'll talk about this again next hour. the mayor of a small town in california will join us. we'll figure out protesters on both sides and how they're feeling and reacting. and whether or not more busloads are head for that town. that is coming up next hour. thank you, ladies.

12 minutes he have about the hour. >> thanks. martha: a fiery attack that happened inside of a bus packed with people. look at this. an arsonist poured something flammable on floor of a bus. that is call caught on video. we'll show you where and when that happened. bill: we hear about them but rarely see them. a shark attack, from a big and crowded california beach. a man eyeball to eyeball with a big great white. >> just out of a reaction i just, a natural reflex, i crabbed its nose with my hand right here and tried to push it off of me and fortunately the shark let loose.

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martha: victim of a terrifying shark attack is now speaking out about it. it happened off one of southern california's most popular beaches. it was about a seven-foot long

juvenile great white shark and it escaped apparently from a fishing line and then lunged at a swimmer right near manhattan beach on saturday. the shark biting the victim on his torso and his right hand. you see him showing his injuries on the right-hand side of the screen there. he fought back and eventually was able to push that shark off of him. here he is this morning on "fox & friends." >> i saw the fish come up from underneath the water. it came up to the surface and real quickly made a sharp left turn and lunged right at my chest. it happened so quick, i had no time to react. and, all of sudden i'm staring eye-to-eye with this great white shark with its teeth on the side of my chest. out of reaction i just, a natural reflex, i grabbed its nose with my hand right here and, tried to push it off of me. fortunately the shark let loose. martha: joining us now by phone,

jeff kerr, discovery channel shark expert. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. >> you heard the man's account. what do you think about this story? >> first of all this really isn't a shark attack at all. it is the case of a juvenile as you said white shark, probably less than seven feet long being illegally hooked by fishermen on nearby pier and fighting for its life on fishing line for about 45 minutes. this shark was in a state of trying to escape and survive. unfortunately the swimmer, from all the accounts that i heard, basically swam right into the line, into the fishing line and, it was an accident. so calling it a shark attack to me is not accurate. and, experts who record shark attacks off california wouldn't even count this as a shark attack. martha: nonetheless, i'm looking at this man. he has gashes in his side and on his hand. i'm sure he obviously, i said it's a juvenile which it is,

when a seven-foot shark is next to you with its jaw open you are going to be pretty scared. >> well you know, there are sharks out there every day. this is a white shark puffing ground. this is where the big female white sharks have their pups and pups stay in this area for about two years as they get bigger and bigger and they move offshore. but they're just there to feed on fish and rays. they're not there to bother people. in fact people that frequent this beach, swim with white sharks all the time. the paddle borders out there see them every day there is never a problem. the problem is with fishermen who illegally hooked this short and left him on a line for 40 minutes, basically dragging it into the surf line where the people were. he knew he had a white shark hooked or suspected he had one hook he should have gut the line and let the shark go and this would have never happened. martha: yeah. i've been hearing a bit about that part of the story.

it does sound like this is something that some fishermen do out there and they try to hook them, real them in, get a pictures, right? >> yeah. and that is illegal because white sharks are protected from sport fishing and commercial fishing off the california coast since 1994 and thankfully for the environment, the sharks that have rebounded from almost being completely wiped out. there is nice healthy population of white sharks. i have to calm your viewers down, the white sharks don't want anything to do with people. they're very, very skiddish. they're newborns. they don't have the jaw structure to want to attack something as large as a human. this shark was just scared. and -- martha: he was scared too. >> yeah. martha: understood. thank you so much, jeff. good clarification. good to talk to you. >> my pleasure, martha. bill: that is. now the fireworks continued long after the 4th of july between the house speaker and the

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republicans. >> middle class families can't wait for the republicans in congress to do stuff. so sue me. as long as they are doing nothing i am not going to apologize for trying to do something. >> so sue me. you heard it. speaker john boehner is blasting that remarks and said what is disappointing is the president's flippant dismissal of the constitution we are sworn to uphold. brit hume is here fresh off the fourth of july weekend. good to have you here. >> thanks, martha. >> what did you make of the president's comment? >> i think he believes the case will not go anywhere, not because of no legal merit, but because the supreme court and

other courts are don't like to get into fights between the legislative and governmental branch. the court takes the few vat congress has all of the por power it needs to enforce such. the boehner people believe this case is different and will be set-up in a way it can get the courts to hear it. if the courts hear it i think the boehner sides has a good chance of winning. but will the house of representatives be deemed eligible to file a suit against the president charging him to take care that the laws be executed. >> john boehner says the constitution makes it clear the president's job is to execute the laws with faith and in my

view he hasn't on a range of issue. he is saying if the legislative branch feels the president is using power he should not be taken that the it is important for the legislative branch to keep the checks and balances and push back. and they have to do that. it sounds like a legitimate argument. >> it is legit but there is a technical question that is in the way of getting the case heard and that is whether such a suit against the president would be allowed to go forward. there has never been a case where a legislative house of congress has filed a suit on its

behalf without the senate to tried to get it heard by the court. so it is novel. there are bits and pieces from cases that have roughly similar. if you listen to the administration you don't only hear arguments the president did execute the law with with faith you hear him having broad authority to implement the law and that is true and particularly true when congress passes a vaguely worded provision and the executive department has to put it into affect. that is what happened with the hobby lobby case. that birth control mandate was written by the health and human services pursueant to a broader provision by congress. but it had to force a law because the executive authority

did have the law. this case is about explicit provisions such as deadlines and so on in obamacare that the president is waving away like they were not written into law. well they were. if the case is heard it is hard to believe that is not what the court would find but will the case be heard is the question. >> john boehner speaks like he means business and underlying all of this is the frustration that the president is going around them and flips with comments sue me suggesting he is tired of it and doesn't like trying to deal with them and that is where the two sides are at. >> they are light years apart in terms of their view of each other. mind you in most cases of this kind, where the president or his department overstep their bounds, there is a victim out in

the country affected by the law that says you can not do this to me. the law doesn't allow it. in this case, the moves made by the president as regard to obamacare didn't have victims of that kind. so you can see why the court is like this didn't hurt anybody. it is a bit of a long shot. but it is a matter of first instance. we will have to see what the courts are willing to do. >> hobby lobby was somebody who pushed back and got somewhere. >> that was a good example. they claimed they were victimized by this and were forced to do something the law and constitution said they didn't have to do and won the case. >> thank you, brit. a fox news alert. a tsa is putting new security

measures in place for airline passenger. cellphones and laptops without power will not be allowed on board. jim walsh back with us. how are you, jim? good morning. >> good morning. >> overseas travelers not domestic true? >> that is right. that is the good news. >> does this surprise you? they are picking up something they don't want to get through. >> this is the latest in a series of reports we have had. earlier in the year tsa told airlines to pay more attention to possible explosives in shoes, toothpaste and bottles. there were warnings that something is something down to pike and syria fell apart and there were intel reports about bomb designs they maybe working on. then the latest announcement. you are right to underline this is flights most likely from

specific airports in europe to the united states. so it is really only going to be a limited number of flights. but if you are on a family vacation in europe this summer and returning them it is important you pay attention to this. as someone who went through the procedure at the white house or another building it takes time. >> if you power the device up what does that prove? answer that first and i will follow. >> they want to see the phone and laptop fire up and that tells them it is a working device and not something that looks like a laptop filled with explosives. >> if you had a laptop and it was intended to do harm and said it was dead. now they are saying power it up because if it is dead and you take it on the plane is the

thinking you could get battery power on board a plane now and do damage? >> or some other triggering device. there have been cellphone bombs used in the past famously in 1996 but they have not been used often. the fear is al qaeda allies in syria have worked on now bomb designs. they are the ones that brought you the underwear bombs. you would think they would be focused on isil rather than attacking the u.s. homeland and dhs isn't saying this is imminent and not to panic, but if there is something to this, you almost wonder whether the recent success in iraq have pushed their al qaeda competitor

to get back in their position. >> there are people that have gone to take up the battle in syria, and they have western passports and in some cases american passports. this is on the radar. jim walsh, good to have you back. >> good to see you. an attempt to push further from the islamic terrorist and there is growing fear they will set their sights on the united states. the new video that has lawmakers fearing this group is becoming more and more bold and powerful. plus this -- >> go back. >> so they are protesting on both sides of this immigration issues. tension mounting as the small california town blocks buses filled with illegals. we will talk with the town's mayor to see if more are headed.

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midwest causing frightening scenes in iowa. this one is through tear, iowa and someone is going to correct me on that soon. it is picking up dirt and knocking down trees and there was this. look at this image here: >> this is a couple minutes after 8:00 here. >> if you are getting the twister you want the alarm like what is happening there. there is growing concern that the group formally known as isis, the islamic terror group, that is causing chase in iraq, could threaten the united states. some say they are growing more and brother brazen as they

continue to take over land in iraq and officials are working to verify the video that came out over the weekend and shows the leader of the group delivering a serman at a mosque that is very religious. john barrasso spoke about this: >> they must feel safe in the large area they have taken control of which shows you when the united states leaves a vacuum others go in and fill it. we are seeing that. i think they have the capability and intent to attack the united states. >> let's talk to ralph peters. >> good morning. >> you think this is very significant that the group we

have been calling isis, which a lot of people are getting to know, are now just calling themselves i.s.some >> it meant islamic state and syria and now they dropped the last part tell you they are looking way beyond syria and iraq. with the caliphate and changing the name -- the caliphate is about a universal kingdom, if you will, of believers. their ambitions are enormous and vast. and they will not realize a global caliphate but it would be terrible to keep underestimating them. the greatest strength these

brutal terrorist have is faith. and the obama administration is not religious themselves so they don't understand faith. the biggest advantage that isis has is their fighters are willing and anxious to die for their beliefs whereas the iraq army isn't interested in fighting for maliki. so we can spend all of the money we want and training them but at the end of the day moral is more important than tanks and conviction is more important than superficial military discipline. if we continue to underestimate isis, or the islamic state, it will cost the united states.

and all of the terror groups in the middle east all hate america and wish to attack us on our home soil. >> i think a lot of people would listen to that and say we could not institute the moral and unit among the fighting forces in iraq bet when you look at the president's record in syria where he set the red line and was asked to back them when they could have overthrown but they didn't. is it too late? >> it is not too late to effect the course of events but it is much too late to arrest the faulty government. iraq is broken apart and it will never be put back together. the administration should focus

on killing america's enemies. when you are fighting fanatics whack a mole is the only alternative you have sometimes. >> wasn't that what they did with the drone strikes in yemen? this group hasn't been subjected to that. >> the obama administration has a crisis of courage and i am not a republican and i support some of this administration's domestic programs. but when it comes to foreign policy and america's security this administration is so disastrous that this is endangering us now but we will be paying a price for deca decao come. for all of bush's mistakes, iraq

had some hope and the middle east was somewhat peaceful. and look at it now. they would blame bush are the holocaust if they could. 20 minutes past the hour and the white house is expecting new fallout from obamacare right before the mid-term election. >> this story gets worse by the day. new suspicious behavior for the man that left his son in the vehicle and why they are looking for the mother. >> he was having six conver sayi sayingsations with different women. the most common term is sexting.

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disturbing case from georgia shifting the attention to the mother now in the shocking case of a young boy who died after his father left him in a hot car. cooper harris was found dead after spending seven hours locked in his dad's suv. justin harris said the boy forgot he was there. a detective said the father showed no emotion and they are saying it was premeditated murder. >> it was all about me. i cannot believe this is happening to me. why am i being punished for this. >> investigators looking a lot clos closer at the mother describing her behavior unusual and suspicious.

we have two former prosecutors here and good morning. the mother is suspicious because they were left alone in a holding area and were talking to each other and she said did you give away too much to paraphrase our words. eric, you think this is all circumstantial, make your case: >> sometimes accidents are accidents. 30 children a year get left in cars and die. it is tragic. there is a famous saying a fish doesn't get caught if it keeps its mouth shut. sometimes suspicious words and behavior doesn't equate to into court of law beyond a reasonable doubt. they have circumstances evidence

and the searches for leaving your child in a hot car is a concern but the mother could say she was concerned it would happen >> as a prosecutor, what the best evidence you have? the mother? the father? >> it is absolutely against the father. the prosecution is about the take the egg of the mother in there. you have a baby who dies in a car. you have a mother who searches baby who dies in car. >> concerned more. >> that is more than enough there. >> don't agree. >> and the mother is going to dig her own grave. we are going to find a text, e-mail or phone call that is linking the husband to wife and that is going to be enough for a conspiracy charge and she is

going to go down in a ball of flames. >> the police detective talking about the double life he believes the father was living. >> evidence is showing he has this whole second life he is living with alternate personalities and persona. >> all of that could add up, phil. >> absolutely. as sad as this sounds. this man didn't want his child. that is what the evidence is going to show and they will paint him as a horrible person. i suspect the mother will have information that she didn't want the child and she will go down and the jury is going to hate these individuals.

>> eric, how do you fight back? if the charges are true and he is living a double live and who knows the extend of the wife's involvement you are building a case against him and you are left to defend him. you take away the motive, you take away the sin. the prosecution probably did the double life on purpose. they are waited to go after the mother until they can show in court the husband's affair. >> what was the prosecution doing? >> i believe they have evidence against the mother and if they have enough evidence they wait until the hear has the bond hearing, bring in sexting and

get the wife upset, hell has no theory like scorn. they flip her and that is watt they want to do. they flip her and don't have the privilege and spousal immunity. so that could be an intentional plan. >> this is just north of atlanta. to be continued. thank you. martha, what is next? the irs commissioner is expected to hand over e-mails from lois lerner but are house investigators starting to loose their patience on this? >> we are the people. >> you have this immigration crisis boiling over and citizens criticized for staging a protest against the town's illegles. but the town's mayor is coming to the defense. >> there were health concerns

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10:33 in new york and 7:33 in california where the immigration crisis is rocking a southern town. >> go home! >> you had protest erupts as the

bus loads of people rolled town and the demonstrators were blocking the buses. alan long is mayor and he is here with me. good morning to you. we are trying to figure out what is happening and what could happen next. thank you for your time. simple question. how many miles north of san dieog before you cross into the another county you are -- why did they pick your town, mayor? >> we are asking the same question. we have no idea. we are a very small town of 106,000. the air is clean and the people are beautiful and friendly and all of a sudden the world showed up at our door step. >> are more coming, mayor long? >> as far as we know, we are still a destination point and have every reason to expect more

buses. border patrol and the department of homeland hasn't answered any question. >> have you had any contact with border patrol or the immigration officials? >> border patrol locally has been great and passed on information as they have received it. at the national level and department of homeland we have yet to hear from them what the short term and long term plan. we are really in the dark. >> and the protesters come from both sides. some favor them coming and getting protection they need. and others came out and said your country isn't for you and you have to go back from where you came. and you say the concerns on both sides had legit so explain a little about how you view that and your position on that. >> will, it is really two issues

here. there is one that deals with compassion. and then there is another that deals with lawlessness. you talked about two sides and there is a third side. i think the majority land on the third side and the third side is everyone wants a fair, efficient and legal process for the immigrants to come in. you cannot just send them all over the country without proper health care and screening. some are really sick. they had to unload the bus and take some to the emergency room. that is not humane or right. so the third side of people balancing lawlessness and compassion is where i am finding most people land. >> how do you thing we reached this point? when it is california, new mexico, texas, or arizona and you think about what is

happening in washington or isn't happening in washington. how did we reach this point where your town is inidated? >> what is not happening is the problem. they are not fixing the root cause of the problem. there is evidence and data this was going to happen. in january they anticipated this but there was no long-term plan. it was just a shotgun effect. now washington can't handle it. texas can't handle it. i don't know where the governor of california is. all of a sudden we are supposed to take on the problems. >> you have not heard from the governor either? >> haven't heard a word. >> what does that tell you? >> i think it a big national problem is being dumped on the doorsteps of these small

communities. the root cause of this -- whatever we do here we will maintain the safety of everyone but that is a banaid. if we don't fix the problem, it will just go somewhere else. the root cause of the problem needs to be fixed and that is at the federal level. >> thank you, alan long. appreciate your time. back in washington, congressional investigators loosing their patience waiting for the delivery of the lois lerner e-mails. the irs's formal computer crash and the agencies' commissioner is expected to handover recovered documents. mike emanual is live from washington. lawmakers are waiting for these

specific group of irs e-mails. they have gotten a ton but think these are the ones they need. there is a lot of pressure on this. >> congressional investigators are combing through thousands of pages looking at the material and more are expected as the top republicans call were for a deeper probe. >> the american people are not going to believe that no body is at fault and this was an accident and rogue people in cincinnati. >> reporter: with attorney general eric holder wanting to leave they may go through a the motions of a contempt case of lois lerner to a grand jury.

>> the commissioner was invited back and he had a rough go last time but is he going to come back? >> it sounds like he is going to come back. some pointed to discrepancy in the testimony. for example he told lawmakers that lois lerner printed out her e-mails and lois lerner's attorney said she didn't. he want to come back and set the record straight he said. >> we look forward to that. there is a lot unresolved there. surveillance video showing a man starting a fire in a crowded bus. this is china. a man poured liquid on the floor and lit it on fire. 32 injured, 15 critically and the suspect is in the hospital. we don't know his motive. that from china.

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watching the cars all bunched up speeding down the track you hold your breath hoping this will not happen. >> that is kasey kahne going sideways and joey lagano nowhere to go. the big one at daytona happened.

>> 64 laps to go in the coca-cola 400. they said it filled like a slow amusement park ride. i would have a different explanation. voters could be in for a september surprise ahead of the mid-term election because obamacare rates for 2015 are expected to be approved in the fall and it is expected they will be higher on a state-by-state bases. but the white house is spreading out trying to do damage control. ed rollins is here and joe trippi as well.

both campaign managers and fox news con tributers. the updated numbers and premiums are coming out in september and that is going to leave people opening mail saying i thought they were going to come down. what kind of impact is that going to have? >> it will have a negative impact. the fact of the matter is health care rates have gone up every year since we have had health care and they will continue to go up. >> true. >> before everybody got the mail and blamed the rate increase on the insurance company and now they will blame it on obamacare even if the rate increase is lower than it would have been in the older season. it will be one of the issues republicans use. and democrats need to defend on

this and have to get out in front of it which is what the white house is doing. and second is immigration and things we are talking about that republicans will have to defend themselves on. >> i think people were told it would be an increase and the increase would be smaller and it would take a while to see the savings but the american people are impatient and don't like to see the prices going up. >> the crash over the weekend reminded me of obamacare. no matter how careful you drive if one car is off the road they all get hit. many of the obamacare expectations are not being met. more women signing up, less

younger people and the cost have not come down in any way, shape or form. so everything from now on is going to be blamed on obamacare. a bad doctor, a late appointment, insurance rates -- the president has taken on the health care and it is going to have impact. there are going to be other things that matter but this is just another thing people don't like. >> you watch the mid terms elections and you are trying to see if we will see a different senate leadership. you mentioned immigration. how much do you think that will impact the elections and in what way? >> i think all of issues will. this election is driven by what angers people which is one reason by obamacare is going to hurt.

mid terms elections are not people that are voting that feel good about their lives and that just got health care that have nev had it. those are not the people that turn out. that is why in the second term of the sitting president it is always a bad mid-term of the party at the time because all of that anger is driving out the opposition. that is why the republicans have a bigger advantage in states like arkansas and louisiana and alaska. the democrats are going to be all over these issues and try to push back against republicans and get their own base out. >> voters are angry at the president and as the president's number drop and they are the lowest of any modern president

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them building future planes somewhere else. >> to mandate this requirement that you cannot comply with because the technology doesn't exist to measure that standard or comply with that standard. it is absurd. >> reporter: and city mayor's have said, bill, if the rules go into place it could drive sewer rates up. >> there is evidence that fish consumption is hurting people or not, dan? >> it is ironic because the usda is recommending americans double the consumption of fish however not everyone consumes fish from local waters. about 90% of the fish we eat come from foreign groups. native americans have special fishing right and eat sea food more frequent. the government's cancer risk is based on eating 6 grams a day.

175 grams is what the tribe says is more accurate and raising the consumption rate and the cancer rates are too high. the tribes say their health is worth whatever the price. >> we will not change our way of life. that is like asking the asian people to stop eating rice because there is something wrong with it. or the italians saying pasta isn't good. this is in their culture. seafood sin our culture. >> reporter: the next move is up to jay enzly and his ecology department will set the rules. >> growing tension in israel and we'll be wack the latest. ack the latest.

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